When it comes to spas Austria is in a class of its own – which is why they are so popular with their neighbours – the Germans, Swiss and Italians – and their favourite evening tipple is sparkling prosecco…so it ticks all my boxes! Continue reading
When the long winter hits Europe where can you go to get some sun that doesn’t involve a long-haul flight? Where you can have great food, wine and there is more to do than beach?
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Bangkok: Thailand is known for its stunning natural beauty, including tropical islands, beautiful beaches and World Hertitage ranked historical sites.It’s also a place where visitors can indulge in City fun including huge shopping malls, top night spots and five star luxury hotels.
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It is not surprising that Ragdale Hall has won an array of awards. Their ethos for delivering outstanding service cannot be surpassed. From first arrival, a team of professionals meet your every need from valet parking to individual tours of the facilities. You are provided with a full schedule of your treatments and meals. All you need to do is change out of your clothes into the robe provided, decide how you are going to begin to unwind and just relax.
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Women in their 40s and 50s with depression are more than twice as likely to suffer a stroke, warns a new study. Evidence from a 12-year study of women aged from 47 to 52, concludes that depression makes women in … Continue reading
Cholesterol is a waxy substance that’s found in the fats (lipids) in human blood. Whilst the body needs cholesterol to continue building healthy cells, having high cholesterol can increase your risk of cardiovascular and other diseases, including the following: Heart … Continue reading
An estimated 160,00 people with dementia are left with no treatment because their symptoms are not identified by healthcare professionals, according to new UK government statistics. As a result, the heathcare body NHS England is to tackle what is described … Continue reading
Lynne from Bolton will be celebrating her 60th birthday this year and feels she has been battling her weight all of her life. Lynne started taking the weight loss supplement Obethin in October 2012. She is 5ft 2” and was … Continue reading
Often recognised by sight but not necessarily by its name, Xanthelasma is an unpleasant skin condition which, for many throughout the UK, can have a significant impact on self-esteem. Helping to shed some light Here Vicki Smith, Clinical Director of … Continue reading
US plastic surgeon and skin cancer expert, Dr Justin Plasecki MD, has the rare distinction of being the only surgeon who is double-board certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery and the American Board of Facial Plastic … Continue reading
Heart failure (HF) is a life-threatening medical condition affecting one percent of the population under 65. It often has no cure. However, patients who follow their doctor’s treatment plan and make simple lifestyle changes can live longer, feel better and … Continue reading
Does anyone need an excuse to drink champagne? If they do, it’s now medically approved! New research suggests three glasses of champagne a week can improve memory. A study by scientists at Reading University found that it contains a compound … Continue reading
They say fitness is a state of mind. But training with highly skilled, dedicated personal trainers can make the task of building a new body a lot more manageable. An elite of fitness trainers now preach mind, body, diet and … Continue reading
Patients who have suffered from domestic violence, or who have underlying psychological issues, are more likely to undergo cosmetic surgery. But their conditions may also actually worsen rather than improve following surgery, according to a new study from the Institute … Continue reading
